Need mac address to get ATV on wireless

Mac address filtering is on - I need to find the mac address on ATV so that I can use this thing! Any ideas how to do that?

If you have your ATV connected to your TV then go the Settings/Network menu and the mac address is there. They display it as the wireless ID.
Glor

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I need to provide our security group the mac address of all devices with wireless capabilities. can this be done? the mac addresses I am able to easily report on is the ethernet nic rather than the wireless nic.

mrhic wrote:
> I need to provide our security group the mac address of all devices with
> wireless capabilities. can this be done? the mac addresses I am able
> to easily report on is the ethernet nic rather than the wireless nic.
>
>
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adapter - or tether their Blackberry - or ... so hopefflly they will not
be overly picky.
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Finally select the report columns as needed.
Run.
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address is absent ( because at the time of the inventory, there is no
wireless NIC active, but the enumeration of HW show one. ) However, you
will still "know" there is a wireless NIC.
Report looks like:
Atheros Communications Wireless LAN Adapter AR5212 802.11abg FOOUSER
F00F00F00482 127.0.0.1 255.0.0.0 1
Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless LAN 3945ABG FOO2USER F00F00F00D6C
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Hi,
I would like to know te range of mac address used for only Cisco Wireless, and I would appreciate to know how the ap and the controler assign the virtual mac address they use and how to get them from the WLC gui.
WLC - 4400
AP - Air1131
Thanks

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5GHz – Notice the sixteenth SSID ‘16’ is assigned the BASE RADIO MAC ADDRESS A9:10. The fifteenth SSID is appended with a .11 and so on.
NOTE: The VIRTUAL MAC ADDRESSES get reused by the access point on both the 2.4GHz and the 5GHz radios.
Virtualized BSSID Assignment
Keep in mind, the assignment or order in which the virtual mac addresses are assigned in the above example has nothing to do with the WLAN IDs that are configured in the WLC. Rather, the virtual mac addresses are assigned in order by how the SSID is assigned to the access point.

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